Applicable to service offers. Factor Four – Relevant Project Experience: The offerors must submit a narrative demonstrating relevant project experience by responding to the Relevant Project Experience prompts in eOffer. A narrative is required for each proposed services SIN when proposing services and must include the following:
Applicable to service offers. Offerors proposing services have the option to propose separate rates for "domestic” versus "overseas” and/or “customer facility” versus “contractor facility” if there are variations in costs that depend on where the work is performed. Rates proposed in this manner must be clearly labeled as such and supported through the submission of supporting price documentation, which may include published and publicly-available commercial price lists, copies of invoices, contracts and quote sheets. There must be a clear and relevant relationship between the supporting document and the proposed price it is meant to substantiate. Each supporting document must be clearly labeled with the name of the corresponding proposed service and submitted with the offer.* *The requirement to provide supporting documentation with the offer does not apply to offerors/contractors that will be participating in TDR. However, as per GSAM 538.270-2 Evaluation of offers with access to transactional data, paragraph (c)(3), if the Government cannot determine the prices offered to be fair and reasonable based on readily available data or market research, it may request the offeror provide other than certified cost or pricing data to facilitate the Government's evaluation of the proposed pricing.
Applicable to service offers. Offerors must submit a Professional Compensation Plan in accordance with FAR provision 52.222-46, Evaluation of Compensation for Professional Employees. Individual compensation disclosure is not required. Submission of the general compensation practices printed in the offeror’s employee handbook is often sufficient. Offers from joint ventures. For a joint venture offeror that is unpopulated, the Professional Compensation Plan for each joint venture partner who will be performing the work must be submitted as a substitution for the Professional Compensation Plan of the joint venture offeror itself.
Applicable to service offers. Offerors must submit a copy of its policy that addresses uncompensated overtime, in accordance with FAR provision 52.237-10, Identification of Uncompensated Overtime. Offers from joint ventures. For a joint venture offeror that is unpopulated, the joint venture offeror must submit a copy of the policy that addresses uncompensated overtime for each joint venture partner who will be performing the work. The joint venture offeror must also submit its own uncompensated overtime policy if it employs administrative employees or security officers (which is authorized for unpopulated joint ventures).
